The Final TestJack Warner, Robert Morley, George Relph. Sam Palmer, a British cricket player on the verge of retirement, is about to play his very last match for England. He's disappointed when his son, Jackson, doesn't show up on his second to last day and fears he will miss his last day. Jackson, a writer, invited to the home of his idol, Alexander Whitehead, may indeed miss his dad's final match. Screenplay by Terence Rattigan. Directed by Anthony Asquith. 1953

and too many wrong turns

I start to sink to lose myself / Friends and lovers stand around unconcerned

and with a delivery that's often more gentle that the imagery it yields (even at it's most volatile

whose authentic Texas honky tonk twang came together with an ability to put across a song to wider audience

which Gabriele Jacoby stages in a unique way

his music never abandoned tonality

some of which have been selected for this album

adding a new roster of digital instruments to the mix

It features acclaimed Canadian singer/composer Ian William Craig alongside the brilliant but little-known Estonian poet/singer Kago

writing to his friend and fellow composer Josef von Spaun: 'I will sing you a cycle of eerie songs

Schönberg's Verklärte Nacht

written in Salzburg